Does anybody have any experience in using the 'Orthotics Online' link www.orthoticsonline.co.uk on the Runnerworld website under 'Runners Rescue'?Bit reluctant to spend £250 - 300 on gait analysis and orthoses, if £39 can help. I would think there

I've been out of action with a soleus injury for about 5 months.  The physio recently fitted me with off-the-shelf 3 deg Pro-step orthoses which have made a HUGE difference.  After months of labourious rehab and strengthening exercises

Being that my feet appear to be inappropriately attached to my body I have to run with orthoses (for pronation) in my shoes. The last were custom made from a podiatrist which with the consultations came to £250+. My podiatrist has retired so I

treadmill video assessment hence the reason for asking the question..I'm hoping that I'll get some success stories where the 'mill hasnt been used. Wait and see! Did you have many injury probs before the orthoses HB? No injuries, the problem was just

I wonder if anyone can help me. I have bought some great new orthoses to combat both overpronation and a leg length discrepancy of 1cm. The orthoses are about .5cm thick and I also have a .5cm heel raise on one side to counteract the length

the injury got better. However she did strongly recommend orthoses. Seemingly she uses the latest technology to scan your feet and the orthoses should hold your feet in the best position for running. However I have heard varying opinions on the success

Im struggling to find a suitable shoe for my custom made orthoses, with a tight calf and achilies the Pod reckons I need a lighter and less cushioned shoeThe orthoses are fine and have stopped all my previous injuries Have worn Mizuno Wave rider 8

brand I'm afraid though, I'm afraid (got mine form Up and Running, as usual) Hi s hes atop boy at UR but id like a bit of feedback bfore I ask him to get a pair inSomeone told me Orthoses and trailshoes dont mix cos of stability issues

am severly overpronating, the clinc have given me a heel lift for the height and are making orthoses for my shoes from a foot cast. I am running in a pair of new balance 764 which I realy like but is there a better model for orthotics in the New

, forcing it to conform to the appropriate standard footbed. One size fits all maybe, but a hell of a lot cheaper than a visit to a (dodgy) podiatrist and a set of custom orthoses.Running shops that I respect (the independent ones) also carry them -- often